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April a . t One o!Clock, therf will be l reada to ; treat With sack IN : ,0,1 ;may be to Contracti6). srepplyin~ hie I ! 4 4 .eueral Do c k-Y ar d s , or aay 01.1 C or mare of them, :., ° . 14 4 Office, with COALS. • 4 : • . " t ri 6 utio n of the Coals, and a . Form of the Ten .)t,' f i ,,..! 0 'k 7 1 6e 3 ecn at this D, 11'0 Tenderwill be rece ived 4 ht e ,.;: e4l Cloi,k, 011111W:do 7'realy, nor any.notsced, • Party, •or an , Agent for him, attends. ,; • to 14 .. 7'e4l4tep must be KCCantpainc,l by,tt ; j4tter addressed "8 . a 4. ,: 441 '/ flourdorzpil sigited by two responsiole Perso n ,, Sent 1 become . 4 . 4„ trpid iwith of Person tenrierin, ,, , in the Aer ' l6oChtildrolis of Coafs, for the due perform ,' ble c.„ ); ' • . , UNFORTUNATE DUEL. RtTER PROM Git . E4 , IADA, DATED FEB. 15, 1818. A most unfortunate, ;event occurred here on Ticesday - the 10th inst. the circumstance of which I feel it requisite•to detail, in order that 'those in dividuals tvhont the relation may More ately concern. as also:the publicat large, may be enabled to form a just estimate of ,the case, . and so prevent their yielditig,implicit credence to the garbled and mutilated 'statements :11Sanitly circu lated through the medinni of a provincial press. , The information which lam about to ,present to you maybe IC e,! upon as attheritie, and I an ticipate froui its insertion, 'a full and perfect acquit tal from - all and:every imputation toiy,ehorne.3 may con vey.to the; injury or- tletriment of .eit her' roy character or honour. I:he conduct of the otiter parties impliCated, will, 1 - anr chnvinced . , to' il art unprEintliced eye, appear'as tree froni itain,- as undeserving nt censme. You are doubtless riot entirely ignorant of the existence of a Regiment raised by .Colonel Hip pisley, and destined for the service of the South American Patriots.. lam son to, that Gentleman, and left England with him in the ship. Emerald, on the 9th of December, 1817, We arrived at' at:cicada; Onour'way to the Spanish‘Main, on the 4th of the present month, and p ut. for.the numerous Interroptions we met here tothe further piogresg of our voyage, I should - have been spared the re cital of the melancholy catastrophe of which this letter is.the record. . • • :On the, night of the myself of February an aiter cation arose bet Neel) and an Officer of my littictr's•regiment. The origin of the tikplite was trifling, but my temper, inflamed by air imaginary offence, 1 overleaped the 'tiovinds of • Moderation, and vented toy anger in terms 'of . geveriiy, which 'a moMent's reflection would have shewn me-the im propriety of exercising. Ott the ensniug morning, however, I plainly perceived mylault, - and, con vinced•that true courage does not so much consist its the punishment- of an insult as in the acknow.- ment of an error, 1 resolved to make all the atonement in toy powet ; accordingly, the presence of. several Officers, 1 apolo gized to .Lieutenant Braybruoke for the ex pressions, which passion had elicited, and en treated that he would consider it as merely the irritition.of the moment. He accepted my ex . tended hand, and I tegarded the affair as fiiialty and amicably adjusted. Judge diet), Sir, my sot:- pr se at, receiving, after au hour had elak.eil,' message front Mr. Braybrooke, demand lug satis faction for the offence which had been alr e ady compromised My rattle as an Officer—my repo- Cation as 'a gentleman = - my feelings as, .a man, all combined to assure me, that a second attempt at conciliation would -be deqading to, the dignity of the one—disgraceful to the. character of the other—and unworthy-lbw:4Tel lation of either. I telt myself obliged to concede to his demand, and we proceeded to the ground, accompanied Icy our respective seconds and two surgeons, as minual assistants. The distance was measured—we took 01 stations, and at t n-e second fire my antagonist fell !—To shew you the ra ! ,h, principles by w bleb the deceased i.v4s actuated, I must acquaint you that, in opposition to the wish of my friend,. he insisted Om n - meeting e at the short distance'of nine pqces ! Humanity, not. fear, prompted the to cot sidt My friend on the . propriety of our standing so close ;—informed by hint, however, that such was Mr. Braybrooke's decision,' 1 considered further remonstratice as useless as unbecoming, and though 1 foresa wr!‘ss fatal-issue to• the proceeding, honour compelled toe to abide lite " hazard of the. die.'' Toe re sult too fully justified the prediction. The deceased has been decently interred many may regret his untimely late—none more sincerely than myself; and unhappy as 1 feel at having been the instrument of his death, my con science is not troubled by the stings which a pre meditated act of Homicide could not tail of ducing.: I trust you . will.co.nsider the authenticity of the above stutement perfectly established, coil-oho rated as it is by the signatures of those present and with an entreaty that you Will be pkased give it all the'publicity possibk, I beg leave to subscribe myself, • , Sir, your obedient humble servant, q. B. MIPPISLEY, Capt. ist..iti 4 zt. V. Lancers. We certify the truth of the ahoy, statement, 11.1,, • * CONTRACT FC•fII._FLOULIt. lIOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, (REENWICH, . . March 2i, 1 818. ~JUC PERSONS ai may be willing to Con • Fi 4i t ' s et for' Siipplyin; this Hospital with 500 SACKS of 'llti; t /1 ) thay deliver in their, Proposals to the Disrectors o l iaspital, at, thi s Pl ace , ou Saturday, the: 4th of Apri. ti l ;: ) at Eleven o'Cluck in the Forenoon ; and in the mea furnished with F orms o f P roposa l s , an d acqua i n t e d itt-e.fl.lrtiler particulars, by enquiring at the Steward's Office . 4 11 „ ' Propos a l Will he received after the hour aforesaid, 4 4y be att e nd e d t o th at arc not agreeable to thesaid Itf4" n •• r or unless th e P at ties personally appea . €4 :NERAL POST OFFICE, Mardi 2, 1818. • 'FELONY. lit_INDEED AND FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. 4110 MAS PINNOCK; late of St. Ann's Court, 41 50h.,,. is strongly suspected of Felony; whoever shall n 4 ll eil i l 11;m, wi11.4 entitled to a Reward of ONE HF?N- IlPop A•ND ' , wry POUNDS : FIFTY POUNDS thereof nvktionPPrehension,.and ONE 'KINDRED POUNDS upon ,st s , it , 4 I , 'TOMAS PINNOCK is about 4n years age,Of 5 feet 9 or 10 . inches high, dark complexion, andwhiAers . , and fiesli•Colonre-d ; was dressed on OIL in. a new :snit li-legloured, brown coat, covered ti„'4ttlms, donble-breasled,:buffwaistcoitt, with buttons of 1,1 4 1414e,1.111s wOrn ' at times a ye . llor-freep . lapelled coat, a coat with g ' ilibuttons;atd drici;iuw6 great coat. Ile tl at Qt . n - tieniati'ssea;lt, is gtll);;sed to have been in Ib Y , and has been abroad. His Wife, who is advanced . 4. ' Thatl 'Y, is prcobah,ly with hhu, ' • Couunana of-the Post mater-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. NEW MUSICAL RIND. 1 148 COA6IITTEF, ait ' d COURT of ASSI sT cmcquTABLE 1::$11.TUTION respec ti the Nobilityand Gentry, th e ir Subs c rib e rs, an d .114 4 ,.." 31 1 "k of Ra r n io ny.'i n general, that th e ir .ANNIVER t - t 'NNEIt will take place TH UIISDAY, A i I 01.4'r FR EEMASONS' HALL,: Great Queen-street • his td,,, Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, President; Vice-Pre the M arqu i s of Donqlas and Clydesdale. Earl Spett -11:i' ~ ' Potnfret,• Lord Visc o unt H enn ik er: L or d' Ch ar l es b h!5 \ 1 ... 1 ;,.' . 11On*. 'John Spencer, and Sir G. Denys; Bart.-;-• J. L. Gautier, Esq..R. W. Silvester, Esq. J. Cape!, '1 Pellaniy, Esq. Sir G. Stuart, F. C. Meyer, Esq. I', 41- ' Air .s.(l Mt:E. - Stedman, Mr. W. F or it er , M r . E. Chris . ri 1. • J.• Sawyer,• and Mr. J. Kendrick, jun. • Itis. each, !o be had of the St e wa rds; of the Trea- I tte 4?, Poland -street; of the Seertary, 14, Little Chapel ; and at the Bar of the Tavern.—Dinner at Five ~luek—No Collection after Dinner. ,tt. I heCO \ CFR for the BENEFIT of J he FUND will h th e Kt • N.„:f. nz s Theatr e , o n Thutsday, April 16, particulars iq . ( ILIV time. A r I G, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-MALI.. 114i8, --P. 7 MULLIGAN,. (from the Abbey 4f . 1 . 4, - ', ll tirch-yard, Bath) nli s rse respectfully bergs leave to 111'.1.4,1!1,e Nobility, Gelitry, '&e. No. has ope . n r d . I .ti S ( I ) L O K tf -It t s s :r. WAREHOUSE, • at. . 16, \VA E . - 1,,1 , '\ r ', opposite Carlton-house, with, a splendid Collection ' l ' „ lj i ,...'`..' RE NEW GOODS, and linnibly solicits the hoMmr ' , s e t Patronage and' suppbrt. P. M. respectfidly assures• 1, 4,1 .414 'S'who inav'please to faeour hint with their corn '.. i ll l'k.ri ) t klt t very article is, and shall continue to he, of very 4rfis4r.quality of the most fashionable description, colours, 'ti'•-;s'trittfrict-!•e'; an . d i!t , ' the. Most reasOnahle prices. lie . i. t , r attention pard.tothe-vommands of Laciies at a dis il n! Town, and Orders executed with the same 6 kitty riettracy as if present.. . .. • . '. tlt,V, I'PER PART of the lIOt7SE to LEA', handsomely • -, 'SI-lED and well adapted for art elderly Lady. 'l4. . . , _________ % - r 1r , 11 • ... I , PA PEN.r . 1)11 MUM, DINING-TA '. k it,, t ', 4 1) - 1, I T,;',. and...PATENT' .TRA FALGAR SIDERO.AROS )I 11 A, in .one - elegant Piece of . itron.4irr . , 1 , 8 ;,..,„Ove new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa '..1;V5 , 1,„,, a4 Clutii RedS; Brass-ScreW Finn- Post, and Tent 4.,,it5 - ' B, .Furniture - Ina Bedding complete; . Portable t h ',tlif,•, W ttli.several othernew invented aril improved articles Ctillt.-"rec.ral and Very ektensive ;Issottiuctit of ' V:,, s ,'"'Y and Cabinet Articles for furnishing. Houses corn -41'41s' Ck dS manuEuetttroil i . whre - Families may select zrud erl_ a whole House in .a fe te daV.s,ll'4)ldilK the extreme ,NYletee of ..naitir,g scvetal Months in completing their lit,,,i'tislitnent. • . -• : . , l t 4 tt 4 :4 l ltl West India Articles., Army and Navy, .Cc. &c. 1),. \ '11 14 1 ) ...,and B:n:tiers; IV and 17, Catherine-street, Strand; on 'Zl.tost moderate, for prompt payment. ' • ' ' . 11 °4 1 .,,, '4G 'COUGH CURED wmiour INWARD ME: • • • . DICINE. 4 ROCHE'S ROYAL EMBROCATION. ANY Thousauds. of Childreo . are Cured au ,q,,,at .nuany by . t.!iis Reniedy. On the firt, littaci;, MI ifll- t„ltt the of ROCIIE'S EMBROCATION twill pi-c -h./4,l'i' complaint taking any hold of the constitution, , and ,rt e , I l'es may completely cure. In the most obstiliate CA3US 444eerance will Produce the desired effect ; and no Kennedy Ski ,_ ~owell calculated far Children as 'thi s ; for it tenuity& 4l ih-'ealcine to he t a k en i nwardly. id' 'omen Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious 410 111 ',V Ise relied On for Men, Women, and Children, is safe tig iF e ,lectital. in no case can this Medicine he gentlille unless .1,,,FL.,0n-the wrapper by .1. It ' 1 • 1 ' - • ' t• i St r aw l 4 : v ar.ds . ,. f;G, St. PanrsCltifirieel;,,yaLltd,etliergl)rass.cadQlhij'r;cOn. . ic e • 411 d 11, .2s.per hott e' • ' ' • - - I po7'ld Ily Edwards, Ni,, 141, 1 5 . ;.. Pain's, on the Footway • op- ktr"e..l he general entrance_ to th • Cat h edral,and S• i ••'• and %' "'Aler Oxfo„1-et I\'m L I ! ' '' ' ' ' C' ' ' .. 1 urott;parmug-h i iq ' -d, Fki ion), Nix, ExthangL i and Emerson, East Smithfield. ' ' i S.t\'l. COLLINS, Lieut. Ist Venek. Flussars,T r DENNIS O'REILY,•do. • du. .d.. rt.conds GEORGE I.MY.IN, Surgeon, Ist Venez. Fluss.irs. C. WEBBF:It TowNsEND, Stirgeon, lst V. Lunccrs. CHOCKING ACCIDENT.—OiI Thursday morning a melancholy accident occurred 16 a very fine gill between seven and eight years old, the daughter of Colonel Boys, OrGillipg44lll. young lifdy was reaching to take do‘%ii a watch, which %vas placed upon , the, mantle-piece, when her clotlies tvere drawn towards the fire, and were instantly, in a blaze. There was no person in the room to assist her, and She ran s to . her mother. The Feel ings of the parent writ! o harrowed at•the tern - ble spectacle of her burning and shrieking child, that she fell senseless on the 'door ; and, L h any assistance could arrive, the clothes were nearly consumed, and tho cheeks, bosom, neck, body, and limbs of the sufferer were , burnt in a most miserable manner. The pain the p,or chid en dured was so excessive, that nature sunk under it ; and death terminated her, sufferings Omit 28 hours after the accident, leaving the family, particularly a tender and affectiOnate mother, in a state ief and distriketiim which feeling hearts alone• can duly appreciii(e . As Mrs. Bo the wife of Captain 13oicLrs, was coming to town last 'Monday with her sister and a mend, to go to the Lord Mayor's Ball,;s1:a. was unfortunately thrown from her chaise and most severely hurt, supposed to be dangerously. SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1818 7 THB Y.O - TTl'ltY., ?!.01. 1 / 4 4 4 a t if •,, 1 y 47th March, 1818. PAST, PRESENT t,..PUTURE. FOR PAST . - Favours tSIZ.MI thanks Iris best Friends the Public: For intEsi:NT BISH thanks (his• Partner) Fortune, who' (as usual) distributed, in Shares, 131SH's Customer, YesterdaY, Theunly /..30,000 yet drawn:. • • • • •' • • Nearly half the Capita4s that have been drawn ; With BOTH the Blanks entitled to 4 Pipes of Port each.. For FUTURE Patronage BISH relies with confidence on the Public; and, judging from the_ PAST and the PREszvr, he trusts he 'can n ly with equal confidence that Fortune;-al though his sleeping Partner between the Days: of Drawing, will he wakeful to the interests of those Who.l)Ave a spoke in her Wheel, either 'at I, Cornhilf, or 9', Charing-Cross, or of Bush's Agents iii the Conn: ry, - for THURSDAY, 9rh of APRIL - 01318';;. ' • THE LAST When the TWO PIttZES of iLan,ooo! Thirty-four otherTapitals of •t. 5,000, 1-1,000, &c. &c. USt ALGAE .1513.4 WN, . • '• And the First-drawn Blank will have Four Pipes of Pert. BLSH entreats the Holders of the Fortunate Shares to send tttrr fur Payment itumefitiatelk, arat he Holders of the, Shares entitled to the Wine to select the choicest Port in the King &int-, 'and send the Bill to him, who will - discharge it on !le n:land.- THE DIVIDENDS on FRENCH FIVE • PER CENT. STOCK, which became due in Paris - on the.22d March, 1818,• are now in course of Payment, at Messrs. U. SAItTORIS and Co.'s Counting-house, No. 31:, - Great Wirf cliester7street, to such Holders as have empowered them to receive the' same. ' ' • ' PUBLICATIONS. Just published, price ss. od. boards, rrIHE HORSE-OWNER'S GUIDE; contain ing valuable:•iufurmation on the .Miuntgersent and Cure of Diseases inciderit to Horses, .more particularly that very fatal disease called , Glanders ; with many esteemed Recipes. By THOMAS SMITH, ' Late Veterinary Surgeon of the 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards. . Printed fur Samuel Leigh, 13, Strand, • 72 ' M RUPTURES CURED AT THE MUM:IL ROAM). • TN.consequence of the ex-teiiFie • practice -of ;thc„M k tilical ~ 11iiard, lit ; Charlotte House, Black friars road, Drs. 'COOPER', MUNROV., 'and CO. have;' for the accommadationrot patients residing at thv , West cad of the Town, cstahlisbed another NI edical Board in- ,Wo.al.tvh street, O'iford , street; ie few'-deior's frOm Bond-street,. *here a Physician and -Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of London, of thirty years eoclietice; constantly'reside. 'f itiit thousands have been. i restoted to ,perfect health by their united talents is 'indisputable; after 'Hospitals 11,1 man of -whom, had , been,gycht sufferers froni being impro perly treated by penults ignorant of the profession. Erup tions Oil the head, face, and bodv;.nlcerated tlonat,,Swel links in.the peck, ; node,s_toi..the .sbin bones, cancers, _stric tures, tistults, paini and limb;, and neitons arcs he cobsequence f of .an ill-cured contagion s And which symptoms frequently appear years . after, and . .GtroY domestic happiness. , • - Messrs. 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It is the misfortune of Patients under such complaints, to be too often the chilies. of illite rate; Pretenders, who practise on the_ .credulity.by imposing titles find 'specious pro Mises. Against this class - (of' late so: numerous and chiring), Mr. Kierrian,conceives it t a,part - of his official duty to caution the Publi c , by p o inti ng t o ths'LiSt - the ltoyal-i;ollege, published in Fehr nary trilt:i :as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming suc h titles; anal publicly advertising them, :witliont being SaflC ...tionctl by this List, are to Irr credited. 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CI;ItRIE and, C0...,. t as regular Surgeons, , pr esen t t o the public the result of - 30 -yeate experience in the Cure of Syphilitic Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which not [lnfrequently prevent or embitter the matrimonial stale. In the various gradations, from recent infection to cuisurined Lues, their treatment commands, very often, a speedy, and always a Iv:lit:al cure. In (billions cases, their long it)(1 well-arranged experience gives them a promptitude of decision that secures the patient from being mercurialized• out of existence, or having his con stitution undermined, and the vital principle destroyed by a latent but , insidious Disease, or a,. blind 'and . fa tal confidence in shallow pretenders. In Nervous Debi lity, Vascular Relaxation, and Atony of the' Organs, arising:from excessive indulgence, insalubrious climates, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new life and energy to the system, even in cases which are verging on despair. St sic tures.of the Urethra, from ten to twenty years' duration, are, - by theirsuperioe method of Cure, permanently moored in the course of three weeks. Slight and recent cases of vene real infection' are cured in the short period of t win days. To the Female Sex it will Ire consolitory to Imosy, that they may be cured of those Debilitiex Which defeatt - couception, and sap the foundation,of connubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and inviolable secrecy. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted every day at th e i r house, 107, Hatton-garden, Letters from the country, stat ing minutely the ease, mode of living. &c. and enclosing a re mittance for advice and medicines, will be treated' with stu dious attention, at No. 107, Hatton-garden'. THE CORDIAL BALM 01" GILEA Olt CONSTITUTIONS. THIS grand Preparation . conduces wonderfully to cherish Nature and support the Aged and Int rm. When the vigour of youth begins to•d'ear otf—when Natin•e grows lariguid—when remissions or weaknesses attend those who think themselves •not thoroughly cleansed trout infec tion before they enter into a marriage state; such as those this Medicine assi,fs, and throWs a genial waraith upon their debilitated and relaxed Constitittions. F.1{.0:11 I'EtilllTl-1. 'A'Yohnr, Liu : ly meard'enrith, in the County of Cumberland, was Tong afflicted with a Consumption, so deeply that lice life was despaired off; in' this situation she was recommended to take Dr. Si4loinons Cordial Hahn of Gilead, which restored her to perfect health, to the surprise acid joy of her friends - and relations..—Mr. Antheety . tioullty, hookse7^: Mr. M. Thompson, check-manufacturer, Pewit)] ; anci Mr. Mon oerly, at Mr. Fletcher's Primitig-Ofliee, Chester ; hare at tested the truth of this wonderful Cure. FROM WATCOMLIE. Mrs. GRIFFIN, aged 43 years, was so ill, that she could not walk out of the house,• and for near three years was confined toi' her bed with extreme Wealuiess : site was afflicted with strong; nervous affections, trembling., debility, lowness of spirits.. and . suhjeet to tits, by which .he' was Minced to a mere skeleton. After trying the hest advice in our neigh-_, bimrhood in vain, she had recourse to your Cordial Bah» of Gilead, which was•purchasyd of r. Simmons,. of, Bland ford, by taking fiarfiottles of which she was entirely cared some thtrelince,and now remains perfectly well,, tO the Astonish- Ment of `all her neighbours. Prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near . Liver pool, ni bottles, prise : t Is. each, or- four in one family bot tle for 335. by which one 1 ts. bottle is saved, with the words ae Samuel Solomon, Liverilaul,7' engraved ,on the Stamp, to imitate which is felon:r. Double postage of all letters-to Dr...Fsolomon, Liverpool, nmst be paid, ,arid a fee of Ins. 6d. inclosed fir advice. • The ANTI4MPETWINES, or Solomon's Drops, for puri fying- the blood, and restoring the- systeni.whenimpaired by the noprudent use of Mercury, have I.en fonnd 'the great and only restorer of health and vigour'where Salivation has repeatedly failed. —Price I Is. :mil 33i. :i bottle. The . ;AIISTERGENT - LOTION, for rem,wing eruptions from the human hotly. Pints 4s. tid. Half-pints -is. 9d. duty iiiclridcd: 'Also; DETERGENT OINTMENT,. tor old sums, :atyls. titLiier ho.. - • . Also, just published., price 3•;. a New Edition, with Ad ditions, of " A GUIDE TO H EAl;lll,.in a variety of Com plaints'," sonit; "of which are treated on•under the fo 7 lowing :heads; sit. .iktlviee )to Nervous .Piatielits, Asthma, Barren Women, Deficiency of Natural Strength, Fonale Complaints, Gouty Spasms in the Stomach, Hypochmairiac Complaints,. 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